Germany · Triathlon

Anne Haug

German triathlete who studied sport in Munich and was a national duathlon champion before moving into triathlon, where she raced the ITU circuit and the 2012 Olympic Games. Moving up to long distance, she became known as one of the strongest runners in the women's field. She won the 2019 Ironman World Championship in Kona, has stood on the world championship podium several more times, and won Challenge Roth three times, setting a full-distance world best of 8:02:38 there in 2024.

Born

43yrs20 January 1983 · Bayreuth, Germany

Current bike

Cervélo P5 (2019)

Major podiums

9

Major wins

4

Bikes

The bikes by season and, where a source shows it, the race setup part by part: pros often swap the stock build for other brands' or custom parts.

1. CervéloP5 (2019)2023

   Setup: Size XS; Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 12-speed, 56/42 with 12-30 cassette, 155 mm Rotor cranks with Inspider power meter, DT Swiss ARC 1100 Dicut wheels (80 mm rear), custom Speedbar cockpit (Kona 2023)

   Race setup · Kona 2023

   Parts Anne Haug races (Kona 2023)

   Frame size	XS
   Groupset	Shimano Dura-Ace Di2, 12-speed
   Crankset	Rotor, chainrings 56/42 · crank length 155 mm
   Power meter	Rotor INspider
   Cassette	12-30
   Wheelset	DT Swiss ARC 1100 Dicut, rear rim depth 80 mm
   Aerobar system	SpeedbarCustom

   Setup source

   Results on this bike

   2nd

   Ironman World Championship (Kona)

   2023

   Source